A Newsletter That is Actually Helpful

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Dominique Derden

We all get newsletters, from schools, employers, churches, and activities we are involved in. And most of us delete them without a second thought. Others may skim them, looking for coupons or significant dates. Here's why this newsletter should be different for you:
1. Its about you! You'll find information and articles related to the issues we see most often in our practice from you, the client.
2. Helpful tips. Every issue will include simple, realistic tips for self-care.
3. Quarterly. We won't spam your inbox constantly. We will send you this newsletter quarterly, but if you really like what you read, and want to hear from us more often, please subscribe to the blog.
You will also find our authentic sense of humor in the writing, nothing too stuffy or formal. We can't wait to share more with you!

More than 40 Million Americans struggle with Anxiety. See our checklist of symptoms to see if you may be one of them. Melinda has extensive training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Mindfulness, and Biofeedback. These types of therapy have been proven to have success in reducing anxiety in only a few sessions!

Self Care Tips:

Get a daily dose of sunlight
Move vigorously each day, don't sit for more than an hour at a time
Try volunteering

Using Many Social Media Sites Tied to Depression

Researchers at the University of Pittsburg Schools of the Health Sciences recently completed a study that found people who report using seven to 11 social media platforms had more than three times the risk of depression and anxiety than their peers who use zero to two platforms, even after adjusting for the total time spent on social media overall. Finding point to Multi-social millennials being more likely depressed than social(media)ly conservative peers.

How many social media sites do you use? Read the findings of this research here.